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Bill · 2013-09-25, 06:21 AM

Okay, I will admit it, I have been doing a lot of straight (non-adult) websites to make money these days.

So, I was trying to set up two new nonadult names on my once-colo, now-mojo server.

I started one of the nameserver updates at godaddy yesterday - still not propagating, about 30 hours later. The other I started earlier today, still in limbo.

I have gotten used to godaddy propagation taking a couple hours at most, so this is peculiar.

I do not get the nameserver change notice emails until 8-10plus hours after the form submission, either, and they are usually close to immediate.

Right now I have actually pointed one of the names, the first, back to godaddy defaults to see if there is something wrong with good old
ns1.colo-cation.com.

Anybody hear anything about dos or dns dos attacks?

2013-09-25, 06:21 AM	#1
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	Anybody else having strangely slow DNS nameserver change propagation with godaddy last two days? Okay, I will admit it, I have been doing a lot of straight (non-adult) websites to make money these days. So, I was trying to set up two new nonadult names on my once-colo, now-mojo server. I started one of the nameserver updates at godaddy yesterday - still not propagating, about 30 hours later. The other I started earlier today, still in limbo. I have gotten used to godaddy propagation taking a couple hours at most, so this is peculiar. I do not get the nameserver change notice emails until 8-10plus hours after the form submission, either, and they are usually close to immediate. Right now I have actually pointed one of the names, the first, back to godaddy defaults to see if there is something wrong with good old ns1.colo-cation.com. Anybody hear anything about dos or dns dos attacks?